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fgl
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You had better check your facts before making such statements ... also unlike the 6-1 "once in a blue moon freak result coz the entire defence was out injured incident, AFC BEATS Man U ever more so often including various 3-0 results and a 4-0 beating in the Carling cup just a few years ago.
Fergie is NOW CRACKING under Jose & Wenger's pressure ...EPL still might go to AFC HAHAHAHAHAAAA... :twisted:
You had better check your facts before making such statements ... also unlike the 6-1 "once in a blue moon freak result coz the entire defence was out injured incident, AFC BEATS Man U ever more so often including various 3-0 results and a 4-0 beating in the Carling cup just a few years ago.
Fergie is NOW CRACKING under Jose & Wenger's pressure ...EPL still might go to AFC HAHAHAHAHAAAA... :twisted:
marcdadrummer
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jose mourinho, jose mourinho, jose mourinho, jose mourinho...
Have u guys heard of the latest chelsea jose mourinho cheer??? it was developed i dunno how long ago but i heard it when i was playing winning eleven 9....
boxing day tommorrow
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Merry xmas everyone, enjoy ur stuffed turkeys while it lasted..
Have u guys heard of the latest chelsea jose mourinho cheer??? it was developed i dunno how long ago but i heard it when i was playing winning eleven 9....
boxing day tommorrow
!Merry xmas everyone, enjoy ur stuffed turkeys while it lasted..
DoubleDecker
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valo said:
That's why ARSEne WANKer always have that constipation face...
marcdadrummer
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i totally agree with DD.
Panopticon-3
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sometimes i get the impression that FGL is one really deluded arsenal fan.
DoubleDecker
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Obsess-ness can lead to illusion... that's medically term as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. :lol:
fgl
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Barclays Premiership
Vicarage Road
Tuesday, December 26, 2006, 5.30pm
Watford-
Arsenal-
By Richard Clarke
While many would argue that Arsenal supply more than their share of the Premiership’s artwork, Watford’s broad brushstrokes should not be easily dismissed.
Adrian Boothroyd’s side are certainly more direct and their style less vaunted but their competitive spirit is there for all to see.
Arsène Wenger’s side travel to Vicarage Road on Boxing Day with the Frenchman well aware of what lies in wait. You could conduct an adequate scouting mission by peering over the hedge that divides their training grounds had it not grown so high last summer. And, despite the clash of cultures, the Arsenal manager respects the work being done by his opposite number.
“Aidy Boothroyd has a belief that they will get out of trouble,” said Wenger. “He does that well and in a convincing way.
“I do admire them because they look like they are not affected by the fact that they don’t win. You need to be strong to do that.
“They play with their style and they do it well. They were dangerous against us so it will be important to deal well with the type of game they give us. But we have recently improved in this area.
“I expect them to be very direct. They will go physical and probably with the long ball.
“It will be important to go there prepared mentally. However also we must not forget to dictate our own style. So we will have to put the ball down and play our game - to do that you have to be prepared.”
Watford have won once in the Premiership and have barely been out of the bottom three all season. In addition they will have to cope without leading striker Marlon King for the remainder of this campaign. Ashley Young is probably their brightest talent. The 21-year-old winger is Watford’s top scorer with three goals. In previous press conferences, Wenger has said he is well aware of Young but also added he is not interested in signing him.
The Arsenal manager did promise “one or two” changes for the first of three fixtures concertinaed into the Christmas period. However Emmanuel Eboue (ankle) will not be back. William Gallas (thigh), Thierry Henry (hamstring) and Freddie Ljungberg (hamstring) are still some way from fitness.
“We have recently played well in every game,” said Wenger. “We have slowly put a run together. We have a big challenge now away from home but we can be inspired by what we have done.
“We just need to be consistent. We have the quality, we have the spirit and we have the desire. Those are good ingredients.
“Honestly I don’t feel Watford are down already. Sometimes when you come up every game in the Premier League is difficult to win.
“They have to put a run together now [to stay up],” added the Arsenal manager. “I just hope they start after they play us.”
Vicarage Road
Tuesday, December 26, 2006, 5.30pm
Watford-
Arsenal-
By Richard Clarke
While many would argue that Arsenal supply more than their share of the Premiership’s artwork, Watford’s broad brushstrokes should not be easily dismissed.
Adrian Boothroyd’s side are certainly more direct and their style less vaunted but their competitive spirit is there for all to see.
Arsène Wenger’s side travel to Vicarage Road on Boxing Day with the Frenchman well aware of what lies in wait. You could conduct an adequate scouting mission by peering over the hedge that divides their training grounds had it not grown so high last summer. And, despite the clash of cultures, the Arsenal manager respects the work being done by his opposite number.
“Aidy Boothroyd has a belief that they will get out of trouble,” said Wenger. “He does that well and in a convincing way.
“I do admire them because they look like they are not affected by the fact that they don’t win. You need to be strong to do that.
“They play with their style and they do it well. They were dangerous against us so it will be important to deal well with the type of game they give us. But we have recently improved in this area.
“I expect them to be very direct. They will go physical and probably with the long ball.
“It will be important to go there prepared mentally. However also we must not forget to dictate our own style. So we will have to put the ball down and play our game - to do that you have to be prepared.”
Watford have won once in the Premiership and have barely been out of the bottom three all season. In addition they will have to cope without leading striker Marlon King for the remainder of this campaign. Ashley Young is probably their brightest talent. The 21-year-old winger is Watford’s top scorer with three goals. In previous press conferences, Wenger has said he is well aware of Young but also added he is not interested in signing him.
The Arsenal manager did promise “one or two” changes for the first of three fixtures concertinaed into the Christmas period. However Emmanuel Eboue (ankle) will not be back. William Gallas (thigh), Thierry Henry (hamstring) and Freddie Ljungberg (hamstring) are still some way from fitness.
“We have recently played well in every game,” said Wenger. “We have slowly put a run together. We have a big challenge now away from home but we can be inspired by what we have done.
“We just need to be consistent. We have the quality, we have the spirit and we have the desire. Those are good ingredients.
“Honestly I don’t feel Watford are down already. Sometimes when you come up every game in the Premier League is difficult to win.
“They have to put a run together now [to stay up],” added the Arsenal manager. “I just hope they start after they play us.”
ODE TO ARSEne "Constipated" Wenger
(as sung to the tune of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer)
ARSEne the arsed up manager,
had a very shiny ass.
and when ARSEnal loses,
U could see ARSEne blame refs...
all of the other managers,
used to laugh and call him names.
the same old ARSEne
can always be seen eating laxatives...
Then one bright February 2001,
ARSEnaL played Man U,
Dwight Yorke scored a hat trick,
then ARSEne Wenger had a stomachache!
and all the managers loved it,
and they shouted out with glee,
ARSEne the constipated one...
spent the night rubbing his hole!
(as sung to the tune of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer)
ARSEne the arsed up manager,
had a very shiny ass.
and when ARSEnal loses,
U could see ARSEne blame refs...
all of the other managers,
used to laugh and call him names.
the same old ARSEne
can always be seen eating laxatives...
Then one bright February 2001,
ARSEnaL played Man U,
Dwight Yorke scored a hat trick,
then ARSEne Wenger had a stomachache!
and all the managers loved it,
and they shouted out with glee,
ARSEne the constipated one...
spent the night rubbing his hole!
PatheinRaindropMoe
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if only local soccer have such passionate fans, singapore might just be somewhere better, even if they kept losing matches 
fgl
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PatheinRaindropMoe said:if only local soccer have such passionate fans, singapore might just be somewhere better, even if they kept losing matches
SG passionate fans - when Sillyopre WINS and they win $$$$ from bets...
no tru blue "die-hards" as far as I know....
df U an SG diehard? :wink:
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